Happy birthday to
shelled_avenger,
ebonage, and
frodosweetstuff. And happy early birthday to
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sally_maria. May all of you, my friends, enjoy many happy returns of the day!
When I recently made a post about young adult dystopias, I received several comments asking for my "best of" or favorites list. While I have not by any means read all of the books on my list, I am making good headway: obviously, I draw my list specifically from those books I have read. I will mention the premise of each work I recommend, but I will avoid all spoilers. If I include every book I like, this won't be a short list, so I'll try to stick to my very top recommendations. I hope this is of interest/use to you!
And so, without further ado...
( A Short List of YA Dystopia Recommendations )
And now, for your edification and entertainment, here's the Periodic Chart of Women in Science Fiction:
"The only thing binding individuals together is ideas. Ideas mutate and spread; they change their hosts as much as their hosts change them."
- Bernard Beckett, Genesis
When I recently made a post about young adult dystopias, I received several comments asking for my "best of" or favorites list. While I have not by any means read all of the books on my list, I am making good headway: obviously, I draw my list specifically from those books I have read. I will mention the premise of each work I recommend, but I will avoid all spoilers. If I include every book I like, this won't be a short list, so I'll try to stick to my very top recommendations. I hope this is of interest/use to you!
And so, without further ado...
( A Short List of YA Dystopia Recommendations )
And now, for your edification and entertainment, here's the Periodic Chart of Women in Science Fiction:
"The only thing binding individuals together is ideas. Ideas mutate and spread; they change their hosts as much as their hosts change them."
- Bernard Beckett, Genesis
